Former President Donald Trump has declared himself the sole "arbitrator" for a newly launched Department of Justice initiative offering financial incentives for reporting election fraud. The program provides either a $30,000 bounty or a 1% commission on any recovered funds to whistleblowers who come forward with credible evidence. Critics question the legitimacy of Trump’s self-appointed role, while the DOJ has yet to clarify how the program will operate or verify claims. The move comes amid ongoing legal and political disputes over election integrity.
Trump names himself ‘arbitrator’ of new DOJ program giving $30K fraud bounty or 1% commission New York Post
